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JAVA IS an island in Indonesia and is the 13th widest in the world. With a population of nearly 160 million, the island has the most population in the world and is one of the most populous places in the world. Even though it only ranks the 5th largest, Java Island is inhabited by 60% of Indonesia's population. This figure is decreased if compared to the population census of 1905 which reached 80.6% of the total population of Indonesia, a decline in population on the island of Java as a result of transmigration from Java to the rest of Indonesia. The capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta, is located in Northwestern Java (precisely at the westernmost tip of the northern coast). Java is a relatively young island and is largely formed from volcanic activity. Rows of volcanoes form a range that runs from the east to the west of the island, with the river alluvial sediment in the north. Many stories of Indonesian history take place on this island. In the past, Java was the center of several Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms, Islamic sultanates, Dutch East Indies colonial government, and the center of the Indonesian independence movement. The island has a major impact on Indonesia's social, political and economic life. Most of the population speak in three main languages. Javanese is the mother tongue of 100 million Indonesians, and most of the speakers live on the island of Java. Most of the population are bilingual, who speak Indonesian both as first and second languages. The other two important languages ​​are Sundanese and Betawi. The majority of the population of Java Island is Muslim, but there are still a wide variety of beliefs, religions, ethnic groups, and cultures on the island. The island is administratively divided into six provinces, namely West Java, Central Java, East Java, and Banten; and two special regions, namely DKI Jakarta and DI Yogyakarta. The island is famous for the pedigree of the king

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Government Administratively, Java Island consists of six provinces: Province of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta Banten Province, with the provincial capital of Serang City West Java Province, with the provincial capital city of Bandung Central Java Province, with the provincial capital of Semarang City East Java Province, with the provincial capital city of Surabaya Yogyakarta Special Province, with the capital city of Yogyakarta